bankrupt

n. 破产者
a. 破产的
vt. 使破产
【经】 破产者, 破产; 破产

动词过去式:bankrupted 过去分词:bankrupted 现在分词:bankrupting 第三人称单数:bankrupts 名词:bankruptcy 形容词:bankrup-tive 

bank.rupt

n.Abbr. bkpt.（名词）缩写 bkpt.
Law A debtor that, upon voluntary petition or one invoked by the debtor`s creditors, is judged legally insolvent. The debtor`s remaining property is then administered for the creditors or is distributed among them.
【法律】 破产者：经自愿请求或被债务人的债权人所请求，在法律上被判定为无偿债能力的债务人。该债务人的剩余财产交由债权人管理或在债权人之间分配
A person who is totally lacking in a specified resource or quality:
无知的人：在某种智略或品质方面完全缺乏的人：
例句：
an intellectual bankrupt.
一点知识也没有的人

adj.（形容词）


Having been legally declared financially insolvent.
破产的：已由法院宣告破产的
Financially ruined; impoverished.
贫穷的：资金枯竭的；一贫如洗的


Depleted of valuable qualities or characteristics:
道德败坏的：已丧失有价值的品质或性格的：
例句：
a morally and ethically bankrupt politician.
道德沦丧的政客

Totally depleted; destitute:
枯竭的：完全枯竭的；缺乏的：
例句：
was bankrupt of new ideas.
黔驴计穷

Being in a ruined state:
毁坏的：处于已毁坏的状态的：
例句：
a bankrupt foreign policy.
已告破产的外交政策

v.tr.（及物动词）
bank.rupt.ed,bank.rupt.ing,bank.rupts
To cause to become financially bankrupt.
使破产：使造成经济上的破产
To ruin:
丧失的：
例句：
an administration that bankrupted its credibility by seeking to manipulate the news.
由于政府想掩盖事实，人们已失去了对政府的信任


来源：
French banqueroute
法语 banqueroute
from Italian bancarotta
源自 意大利语 bancarotta
banca [moneychanger`s table] * see bank 2
banca [货币兑换商的柜台] *参见 bank2
rotta [past participle of] rompere [to break] from Latin rumpere * see reup-
rotta [] rompere的过去分词 [破坏，打破] 源自 拉丁语 rumpere *参见 reup-

【引伸】
bank.ruptcy

bankrup.tive
adj.（形容词）